Robert Nilsson update thread

If anyone catches any Robert Nilsson - games, I and probably many with me, would love to read about it.
I think this could be a good move for Nilsson actually, especially if he gets quality ice-time.

So if anyone has some time posting updates I'd appreciate it a lot :) :handclap:

In his second game with gottéron nilsson played not very well, but the team wone 2:1 against ehc kloten. he played again in the third line, between 11-13 minutes. he looked a bit tired. now is a two week break in switzerland and five games left up to the end of the regular season. his team is now only 2 pointes behind the playoff spot. unfortunately i will miss the next two games of gottéron, because i am going to philadelphia to see the flyers against the rangers and the sharks.

Okay. Thanks for the update!

so, zero points in 2 games and only 5 games left in regular season. What happens if his team misses the playoffs? His season will be already over??
Anyway, to go to Switzerland to play as a third liner in a virtually hits-free league looks like a strange move for a guy looking for improving his chances to succeed one day in the NHL. I know something had to be done cause he wasn't getting any icetime with Leksand, but was this really the best thing to do? thoughts?

so, zero points in 2 games and only 5 games left in regular season. What happens if his team misses the playoffs? His season will be already over??
Anyway, to go to Switzerland to play as a third liner in a virtually hits-free league looks like a strange move for a guy looking for improving his chances to succeed one day in the NHL. I know something had to be done cause he wasn't getting any icetime with Leksand, but was this really the best thing to do? thoughts?
I guess he hoped (or still hopes) for a scoring line spot, and of course for a playoff spot too. It was a bit of a gamble, but staying in Leksand would not have helped either.

so, zero points in 2 games and only 5 games left in regular season. What happens if his team misses the playoffs? His season will be already over??
Anyway, to go to Switzerland to play as a third liner in a virtually hits-free league looks like a strange move for a guy looking for improving his chances to succeed one day in the NHL. I know something had to be done cause he wasn't getting any icetime with Leksand, but was this really the best thing to do? thoughts?

well, Leksand wanted money for Robert and there wasn't any SEL teams that were willing to pay about 40,000 $ for his services. Djurgården wanted to but that would have ruined their budget for the current season. I believe they tried to get Robert on loan but Leksand said no.